Hamstring is absolutely fine, insists Rohit

�I was happy to be back, it�s been a while. I�m looking forward to play few more games here, let�s see what happens. It (hamstring) is fine, absolutely,� said Rohit at the post-match presentation. Rohit missed the last four games before making a comeback on a day when BCCI president Sourav Ganguly, in an interview to PTI, advised him not to rush his return to the field. For the same injury, the Indian team selectors decided not to include Rohit in the squad for the Australia tour even as he returned to the Mumbai Indians nets, fuelling speculation on his fitness.

According to Mumbai Indians� team management, Rohit suffered a hamstring strain in his left leg in the game against Kings XI Punjab on October 18.

When asked about his fitness status at the toss, Rohit said: �Looks like I�m fit and fine�.

Talking about the hammering Mumbai received at the hands of Sunrisers, Rohit said it was a game to forget ahead of the Qualifier 1 against Delhi Capitals on Thursday.

�We certainly weren�t expecting a result like that, probably it was our worst performance of the season. We want to leave this performance behind,� Rohit said at the post-match press conference.

�Having said that we wanted to try out different things as we had already qualified, try different combinations, different batting orders but it didn�t work out for us.

�It didn�t work out for us but it�s a good learning experience, because you need to know your bench strength as well and we do have some more games to play,� he added. Mumbai also rested Trent Boult and Jasprit Bumrah for the game.

The skipper conceded that the pace duo was missed but added that with a top two finish already secured, the management wanted to make sure the speedsters had some rest before the qualifier on Thursday.

�These two guys have been our wicket-taking bowlers. They have come out really good for us, have always given us breakthroughs.� � PTI